In the music world, consistency's a bitch. Sure, it helps you build a solid fan base and stack up a repertoire of tunes, but no one wants to write about how your ninth album is just as solid as the eight that preceded it. Such is the curse of many career singer-songwriters, including Jolie Holland, formerly of the Be Good Tanyas, who released her fifth solo album Pint of Blood just last week to unanimously polite reviews.

Environment Canada is expecting a heat wave to hit Montreal by mid-week. Temperatures rose to 40 degrees factoring in the humidex on Sunday. High heat and humidity warnings were issued for Montreal and Laval. 

The Montreal Impact won’t be opening their first Major League Soccer season at home. Instead, they will play at the Olympic Stadium. 

News read by Joshua Nemeroff and produced by Erica Bridgeman.

Stories written by Michael Lemieux, Samah Fadil and Erica Fisher.

Residents living near the MUHC Super Hospital construction site are getting ready for more dust and dirt. The next phase will have construction continue overnight.

In order to improve access to the hospital, Decarie Boulevard will be widened to five lanes from three lanes. But that also means rebuilding a railway underpath. In order to not disrupt CP rail's services, the work must be done between seven p.m. and five a.m. 

This leaves no relief for nearby residences. The Glen Yards area is already fed up with the disruptions the building has caused.  However, this phase is expected to be completed by November.